Sarah Bowden

Below is a list of fashion stores that offer a student discount for you to save! Ranging from 5% off to 62% off! In order to get these codes, you need to make an account on both UNiDAYS and Student Beans. All this means is verifying that you are a college student and then you have access! UNiDAYS UNiDAYS  is an app you need to download on your phone!! All you need to do is put in your college, email, grad year and they verify that you are a student. Very easy process and then you have access to tons of discounts, offers, giveaways that are exclusive to students. Categories include fashion, beauty, food & drink, health & fitness, lifestyle, technology, sports & media, and more! It's a staple for online shopping.  Student Beans Student Beans  is the second app you need to save big! Categories for savings include Food & Drink, Fashion, Tech & Mobile, Health & Beauty, Entertainment, Home & Utilities, Travel, Study & Stationary, and more!  List of Fashion

Looking to get ahead of the game? Have extra time? Here are a few ideas to accelerate! 1. Set Goals.  Do you know what professions stem from your major? What kind of job you see yourself with? Research! What are the stats like? Is one job gaining popularity? Is another slowly dying/fading out?  Make a list of potential internships you want to apply for and note down when each application is due.  What do the applications require of you? Do you need to work on a certain skill in the meantime? How can you work to become a better applicant?  2. Interview Prep.  Behavioral questions! Practice over and over again. You are always going to be asked behavioral questions.  Here are some questions to practice how you would answer: Behavioral Based Job Interview Questions 10 Common Behavioral Interview Questions 25 Examples and How to Answer Them I have tons of interview tips from 10+ interviews and will compile them into a later post! 3. Find Inspiration in People.  My favorite influencer is Rya

Sharing the highlights of my recent trip out to Greenport/Orient Point on the North Fork of LI! The Town of Greenport was charming and had lots to offer.  You will find plenty of free public parking to walk around and explore the shops, restaurants, and waterfront looking toward Shelter Island! From researching the day before, I knew that the restaurants were all at a heavy price point. The  Sterlington Deli  is a very well rated local fav that we picked up sandwiches and lemonades at for $25! We ate at the shaded picnic tables next to  the Carousel ! The 67 Steps Beach is a bit of a "secret"! Parking is limited to town residents - and don't risk it. When we got there a cop was putting tickets on cars. If you are with people and just want to snap some pictures of the beach one person could just stay in the car/drive around. If you are looking for more time here, the closest public parking is really in town which is a 30 minute walk.  We revolved our day around the  Lavend